From the restaurant's website:
"Ulrich’s Tavern has the distinction of being Buffalo’s oldest documented continuously operating tavern/restaurant, having been established in the fall of 1868 and operating for over 50,000 days. Today it sits in the middle of the Buffalo-Niagara Medical Campus at its original site and building at 674 Ellicott St., corner of Virginia St. It’s the German Restaurant with the Irish Pub. Featuring homemade German-American food and a great draught beer selection anchored by Buffalo’s home town brewery, Flying Bison Brewery and the finest beers of Europe. The Daley family has run Ulrich’s for over 50 years and is now second-generation owned."
Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner Thur–Sat. Closed Sun.
Art Voice: Best German Restaurant, 2011 readers' poll
"It's the sort of place that has regulars for a reason: Between the generally fair prices, ambience, and live entertainment, Ulrich's has enough to offer that we can understand why some people who visit once might visit twice."
— BuffaloChow.com, Jan. 6, 2010
From the restaurant's website:
"Ulrich’s Tavern has the distinction of being Buffalo’s oldest documented continuously operating tavern/restaurant, having been established in the fall of 1868 and operating for over 50,000 days. Today it sits in the middle of the Buffalo-Niagara Medical Campus at its original site and building at 674 Ellicott St., corner of Virginia St. It’s the German Restaurant with the Irish Pub. Featuring homemade German-American food and a great draught beer selection anchored by Buffalo’s home town brewery, Flying Bison Brewery and the finest beers of Europe. The Daley family has run Ulrich’s for over 50 years and is now second-generation owned."
Full bar. Serving lunch Mon–Fri, dinner Thur–Sat. Closed Sun.
Art Voice: Best German Restaurant, 2011 readers' poll
"It's the sort of place that has regulars for a reason: Between the generally fair prices, ambience, and live entertainment, Ulrich's has enough to offer that we can understand why some people who visit once might visit twice."
— BuffaloChow.com, Jan. 6, 2010